Chinese Showbiz: An Actor's Memoirs

Does Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) really have readers who like him? Aren't most people fans of actresses like Liu Yifei? Writing about Zhang Songwen every day is really affecting readership.

It's hard to imagine that the author has written three books.

I've saved up 20 chapters, and they're all about Running Man... It's really unnecessary (~_~;) Whiplash hasn't been released yet, even after everyone says it's coming out. They're writing about Running Man now. It's like squeezing toothpaste – the emotional flow just keeps drying up. There's really no need to write it according to a timeline.

The writing was going well. Why did you have to do this? There's no way to justify writing this kind of thing in entertainment fiction. What good does it do besides annoy the readers?

The premise of the protagonist in the movie being a drummer who practices drumming constantly for performance opportunities would not exist in our East Asian cultural sphere. If the author copied this kind of movie, they could replace the drumming with the protagonist practicing martial arts, dance, folk music, acrobatics, or opera, which would be more understandable and relatable to us.

Why go to Running Man? You want everything, you want to write everything, it's all a mess.

Having read many novels about the entertainment industry, and comparing them with the reality of the industry, I've always felt that making the protagonist a director is the true essence of this type of story. Directing and writing novels are essentially the same.

The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) wasn't well-written; from a reading experience perspective, it would have been better to just have the character be reborn directly.

Your recent results have been terrible, haven't they? The song selection and the winning segment were so uninspiring, it was really discouraging.

Is Fan Xiaopang in it? I think the chubby female lead in the previous book was quite pretty.